Company/Organization
TU Delft

I'm interested in
Transporation electrification
Sustainability modelling
Shared mobility
Modeling, control and Simulation
Mutimodal transportation systems

Short Bio
Dr. Gonçalo Correia has graduated from IST Lisbon, Portugal, in civil engineering. He took his Ph.D. in Transportation Systems at the same University in close connection with the MIT-Portugal program. He was then invited as an Assistant Professor at the University of Coimbra, Portugal, where he lectured and developed his first independent research. Since 2014 he has been an Assistant Professor at the Department of Transport & Planning at the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences at the Delft University of Technology, Netherlands. His main research interest is in the planning and operations of transport systems in urban environments with the objective of sustainable development. He focuses particularly on studying the use of Transport Demand Management strategies, innovative services, and technologies, such as ridesharing, carsharing and automated vehicles, to tackle urban congestion, which he studies using mainly operations research (mathematical optimization and simulation), data-driven AI methods and behavior modeling. At TU Delft he is particularly looking at the impacts of automated driving on mobility and urban development. He has been a member of numerous research projects such as the InnoVshare (carsharing cost-benefit analysis through agent-based simulation) and D2D100%EV (100% Electric automated vehicles for door-to-door transport) where he acted as Principal Investigator. He has supervised successfully 6 Ph.D. theses and 45 master thesis projects in Portugal and the Netherlands. He is the author of more than 50 scientific publications mostly in journals indexed in WoS, including reputed journals such as Transportation Research Part A, B, C, D, E, and F (edited by Elsevier). He is the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Advanced Transportation (Wiley-Hindawi), associate editor of the IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine, the IEEE Open Journal on ITS and he is part of the editorial board of several international journals including Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Reviews, and Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies. He has taught more than 10 courses in bachelor, master and Ph.D. programs both in Portugal and the Netherlands in the fields of operations research, transport modeling, and transport planning. He is an invited Lecturer in Beijing Jiao Tong University where he teaches operations research on the TUDelft+BJTU joint bachelor in Transportation. He advises several companies and institutions on the future of mobility and he is an international speaker on the impacts of mobility innovations. Gonçalo co-directs the hEAT lab (research on electric and automated transport) that is part of the Department of Transport & Planning at TU Delft.

1. Determining The Size Of A Shared Autonomous Vehicles’ Fleet Using Flow Optimization In An Interurban Demand Context

2. An Optimal Charging Location Model Of An Automated Electric Taxi System Considering Two Types Of Charging

3. Electric Carsharing And Micromobility: A Literature Review On Their Usage Pattern, Demand, And Potential Impacts

4. Flow-based Routing Model Of Heterogeneous Vehicles In Mixed Autonomous And Non-autonomous Zone Networks In Urban Areas

5. Designing A Network Of Electric Charging Stations To Mitigate Vehicle Emissions

6. Comparing The Performance Of Demand Responsive And Schedule-based Feeder Services Of Mass Rapid Transit: An Agent-based Simulation Approach

7. A Brief Overview Of Simulation And Optimization In Road Network Design Problems: The Problem Of Reversible Lanes

8. Urban Shared Mobility And Its Impact On Cities: Different Perspectives On Evaluation

9. Understanding Ride-sourcing Drivers' Behaviour And Preferences: Insights From Focus Groups Analysis

10. Welcome And Opening

1. Opening And Welcome - 03 Nov, 2020

2. CLOSING CEREMONY - 05 Nov, 2020